TSV 1860 Munich retro shirts from a memorable 1990s era

Step back into the 1990s with shirts shaped by the club's unmistakable sky-blue football identity. This collection brings together 1993/94, 1994/95 and 1995/96 home designs, plus the 1995/96 away shirt, offering four distinct chapters from a defining period in Die Löwen history.

TSV 1860 München is rooted in Munich, Bavaria, and closely tied to Giesing and the Grünwalder Stadion. Fans know the club as Die Löwen and Sechzig, while the lion emblem and sky-blue-and-white football tradition give these retro shirts their distinctive character. The club's 1965/66 Bundesliga championship also anchors its place in German football history. Browse more German club styles in our Bundesliga jerseys collection.

Which TSV 1860 Munich retro shirts are in this collection?

The current range includes home shirts from 1993/94, 1994/95 and 1995/96, together with a 1995/96 away shirt. Open each product page for the latest photos, sizes and selectable options.

Why is TSV 1860 Munich called Die Löwen?

Die Löwen means “The Lions” in German and reflects the lion identity long associated with the club. Supporters also use Sechzig, the German word for sixty.

Where is TSV 1860 Munich based?

The club is based in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, and is especially linked with the Giesing district. Its traditional home is the Grünwalder Stadion.